Sentence examples similar to transparency signals from inspiring English sources

"When websites engage in operational transparency by signaling that they are exerting effort, people can actually prefer websites with longer waits to those that return instantaneous results," they wrote.

Both mapping techniques captured data from both paintings simultaneously, with differing transparencies and signal for each pigment in each technique.

"The index would introduce greater transparency and market signals in domestic and global milk prices," he said.

Using false-statement charges as pretexts for other harms can diminish transparency and mute signals to comply.

Paula M. Shugart, president of the Miss Universe Organization, which produces all three pageants, said that putting them on television for a youthful audience was part of an effort to signal transparency after weathering a bad spell.

All offices will have glass walls in front, rather than a solid wall and door — the better to share the light throughout the office and the more to signal transparency, democracy and connection.

The NRW Smiley scheme was a voluntary transparency system that signalled excellent business behaviour to the wider public.

Opening the funding process to the general public adds transparency and trust signaling.

Recent efforts by the WHO/HAI, Access to Medicines index, Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) signal an important priority shift in this area.

"Coding transparency" means that speech signals synthesized with the quantized and unquantized LSFs are perceptually undistinguishable.

Retired doctor Paul Davis, who also attended the meeting, said administration officials signaled price transparency is a "high priority" for the president.